Alessandro Laneve, Fabrizio Cienzo, Santiago Gomez, et al.
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A new super-accurate clock system helps send tricky, fast-changing quantum signals between buildings in a city, making future quantum internet connections more reliable by keeping their special connections intact.
To send super-fast quantum signals without losing their special connection, the paper built a special clock that keeps two distant labs perfectly in sync, much better than GPS.
Because of the super-accurate clock, the paper could successfully send a 'wobbly' quantum signal between buildings, keeping its special quantum connection intact, which old clocks couldn't do.